Sentence examples for relevant sense from inspiring English sources

You ask yourself if the relevant sense matches your proposed use.

Unlike the American Senate, the Lords is not in the relevant sense a chamber that "makes law".

"In this case, the rights asserted can hardly be seen as fundamental in the relevant sense," the opinion said.

In the appeal court judgment, Lord Sales said: "On the medical evidence, platinum sensitisation is not harmful in itself in any relevant sense.

But the media are not selves in the relevant sense, and are in the business of communication, rather than self-expression.

Carnap's conception of the relevant sense of reducibility, which he always stated in precise logical terms, was initially rather narrow but gradually became more liberal.

In this relevant sense, women are naturally equal to men.

But the relevant sense is not easily defined.

The relevant sense of morality for Devlin is relative.

To be reasonable in the relevant sense is to be willing to cooperate with others.

What makes for authoritativeness in the relevant sense (which institutions count as authoritative in the system)?